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Great interview; thanks for sharing. I hope Ron Unz or whoever else you've reached out to gets back to you to help you spread these interviews. It is disappointing how few people in positions of influence want to use that influence for good and the truth, and how these people have influence in the first place because the public wants to be fed comforting lies. Interviews like this are important and provide a perspective that isn't otherwise heard.

Andrei Tsiganov touched on all the right points; from the WEF to Nabiullina to the financiers behind the Bolshevik revolution to the fact that the Russian elites are compromised and don't want to win. One response of his bothered me, though: "Actually, my view is that Russia gets stronger the more our enemies attack us. We should be grateful that our enemies are hitting us so hard. So long as we are in good standing with God, we will win. So long as we remain Orthodox, God will deliver us."

I understand this is the default religious perspective, but if it doesn't work out then will Tsiganov default to an excuse of either "God is punishing us for not sticking enough to the religion" or "this is all part of God's plan"? I mean, it's good to have faith and not get lost in a sea of despair, but no, Andrei, Russia does not get stronger the more your enemies attack you. Russia gets stronger from victories and from purging its enemies from its internal ranks. Wins beget wins and increased confidence; losses beget more losses and decreased confidence. This is a very basic point...

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Christian metaphysics + an anti-Russian elite for centuries = the Russian martyr complex.

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Let me use some kind of Saker's terminology:

"Finally a thousand years of many crusades by the papacy to crush orthodoxy, they are on the verge of success, may God have mercy on us"

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I understand Tisganov's words in a slightly different way. Perhaps he meant to say that the more Russia is attacked, the more aware its population will become of the West's conspiracy against Russia and how much its people are hated, thus the more united and strong, and the less likely a defeat. At least, that is how I think. Sometimes you do not realize who your real enemy is until he hits you hard.

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If russian people still thinks the West love them, hope is totally lost. The problem is that the russian people think Putin is a patriot and their defender against the West. That was/is/will be their fatal mistake.

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Methinks, even if the Russians knew better, as folks here in Slavland Cronicles of course do, that would be of no avail to them either.

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They call this "the cunning of reason".

I see the wisdom of it...till it happens to me personally. I do not live in a timeframe to behave wisely...😘

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Awesome interview, Rolo! How popular is Katyusha? Mr. Tsiganov sounded an awful lot like many of your columns. Its funny how Western people everywhere seem to have the same problem but no one is allowed to point it out.

It's a shame that Ron Unz won't regularly carry your open work but frequently publishes blatant CCP shills like Larry Romanoff and ranting boomers like Derbyshire and Sailer who always talk around root causes.

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Thanks. It is amazing how many people just make an assumption and will ride it until beaten over the head. Ive shared Rolo's and Riley's articles so many times on Western dissident sites only to get ratioed and shouted down that I admit to not bothering anymore. Serge, Saker, Simplicius, and the rest know more than actual Russians or people there.

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Great Interview. Passed this along in a few places. Contacts with Western Conservatives, might someday be useful. I might label your interviewee a 'MRGA' Russian, ... Make Russia Great Again. I get positive comments from people to some of your articles on Robert Barnes locals channel (almost always, Barnes himself). Barnes is a lawyer, a MAGA guy, smart and relatively well-known. He has the energy of 10 men. His live streaming broadcasts attract tens of thousands of viewers.

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Link?

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" Well, we had that adviser on the security council who got fired for his anti-Chabad comments! And Putin personally apologized to Israel for Lavrov’s comments about Hitler’s [YKWish] roots! I do not know why this is happening. "

Let me help unwind this gentleman's confusion.

" “To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize. ”

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Its no diffrence in the west, you can go to jail or get fined when you question the 6 million holohoax thing, same in Russia. If you start to question their holy judeo religion you are a enemy who has to be punished. They are children of the devil and do not like the truth as such. Only ukraine seems to be exempt by doing the nazi thing because they are tools and used to an end. And its actually very smart, National socialism is a very powerfull tool for a country, it binds people together and makes them more patriotic and increases morale. Germany kept fighting against the whole world for 6 years from this ideology alone. Thats why its feared and banned in the west. The overlords cannot have white countries getting their shit together and rise up. The way i see it Russia has the same problems with the west. Its also a very large country and difficult to police, i wouldnt be suprised if western backed saboteurs can just enter Russia from some asiatic border state and cause sabotage. And yes i agree also multiculturalism is the worst thing for a nation, it undermines everything. Like what is the point fighting,dying and winning in Ukraine if you are going to be replaced by turk-mongolians from the east?

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You don’t go to jail for denying the 6 million in Russia.

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6 million is a magic number, it was was used in the 19th century as well.

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" Like what is the point fighting,dying and winning in Ukraine if you are going to be replaced by turk-mongolians from the east? "

I strongly suspect thats one of the " results " TPTB have built into their plan. If they dilute a nation enough with strangers, the White men of said nation will lose the will to fight back and just give up.

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I like a lot what Tsiganov says. I would subscribe to everything except for the word "migrants/migration", which is another brilliant invention of the globalist confederacy to whitewash immigration and make it look nicer and perfectly harmless. Less than a decade ago the word "migrant" was almost exclusively used for birds. People who move to another country to settle there were called by their name: immigrants (by the way, not at all a pejorative word). Then all of a sudden (like with covid-19, like all these miraculous sudden changes happen) the whole world substituted the proper term with "migrants" for the sake of political correctness (a concept also invented by the same people). They were obviously instructed to do so by the Cabbala.

By the way, excellent idea this "YKWish" acronym/substitute. Yesterday I finnished writing an article for my blog talking about them, but finally did not hit the "publish" button because I checked my country's penal code and got scared by the prison sentence anyone who dares to publicly share a minimally negative opinion or even fact about them would face.

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" They are extremely anti-Russian and they promote anti-Russian policies. For example, they import hundreds of thousands of non-Russians into Russia to demographically replace us. 

Look at the problems that they have in the West. They are being flooded by migrants to destroy their European, Christian identity. Russia is no exception. We have an elite that was educated by the Western elite and they follow the same policies. "

In reference to the quote above, read the machine translation of a speech at Russia's Council on Interethnic Relations. Sounds familiar to what is constantly spewed in the West ?

" Our state was built around the values of multinational harmony. This is the most important foundation of our consolidation, which is only getting stronger in the face of external aggression and threats. And our opponents, whom I mentioned, people with neocolonial thinking – morons in fact – do not understand that it is this diversity that makes us stronger. And in vain they count on the effect for which they are trying. I have already said that people who are guided by their neocolonial ideas are imbeciles, and they would take second place in the competition of imbeciles. Why only the second one? Yes, because they are idiots.

http://kremlin.ru/events/president/news/71165 "

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Yes they use the term multinational as opposed to multicultural.

We cover this with Nikolai in our two interviews as well.

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" this diversity that makes us stronger. "

So sad and predictable.

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never thought I'd hear Putin use an Obama quote as a rallying cry in the middle of a supposed war with the west.

sadly, i may live to see fresh new horrors in the years to come.

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Its almost like there's an overarching world wide agenda to eradicate all indigenous European nations, but I would be a tin foil hat wearing bigot for believing that. Oy vey !!

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I dont really detect any Western style anti-Russianness in Putin. Just old school sovok implicit anti-Russianness if that makes sense. I mean you will never hear Putin go up and quote Joe Biden about how Russian Supremacy is the greatest threat to Russia.

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I mean I hope that wont happen, who knows, when people get critically older they seem to get less racist for some reason.

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I hope you're right. However, flooding your nation with non-Russians , which will inevitably lead to their disappearance, seems pretty anti-Russian to me. Not to mention, killing your own people with the Scamdemic is another very Anti-Russian move.

Both happening under Putin's watch.

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Putin once said the russian whores were the best. I' suppose you consider that a compliment to the russian women/ russian people in general.

It's like a father saying " At least my daughter is the best whore"

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By the way it is said that Putin disliked Obama, now imagine what putin would say if he loved him.

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I doubt that - Putin loves all US presidents [1]. Medvedev too [2].

[1] Putin and Obama share a laugh at G-20 (2012) - YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfUFSa7S1xY

[2] Obama–Medvedev Commission - Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obama%E2%80%93Medvedev_Commission

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Let them have fun while having nukes.

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Yesterday it was reported on RT, that Putin made a speech (sorry same speech as noted above), basically with 'Diversity is our Strength' ... ughh. It's very different from a comment he made at the Valdai conference, along the lines of the West was insane to be attacking its 'majority' ... its core ethnic group. Not that this is rare for a politician.

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Just to play the Devil's advocate, perhaps that orator used the word "multinational" more in the sense of "multiethnical" than "multicultural"? If I am not totally mistaken, RF is indeed a multi ethnical state. But what do I know...

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thats true. but such words are more suspect now and in this context than if some Russian 19th century emperor were saying them.

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There's nothing suspicious about that. Just trust the plan

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Interesting interview. I must say that as an African American whose girlfriend is Russian and who now has a deep appreciation of Russian culture, language and history on a certain level I understand the concerns expressed by Mr. Tsiganov but I think that his view on what it means to be Russian is quite limited. Being Russian is more than an ethos, it is a civilisational and cultural idea that the mixture of people in the Russian world identify with. I know that there are many people of Turkic origin coming from the former Soviet republics who view themselves as Russian. Similarly discussing the divergence of views in Russia, one can have very talented people who have differing points of view such as Nabiulina, who despite her love of all things western and western ideas of banking did not prevent her from doing an excellent job managing the finances of the Russian Federation. I think that the issue related to gold sales a year before the SMO highlights this. It was allowed to happen at that time in order to be able to reign her in (note the parliamentary council who now gets to oversee her decisions). That is Putin appreciating the value of her expertise.

Also Mr Tsiganov is completely binary and oblivious to the pressure being put on countries like Turkiye to follow collective West dictates. Who cares if they sell Baraktyar drones to Ukraine? What real effect have they had on the SMO? Or has the closing of the Bosphorous had a more positive impact on the SMO along with the ability to trade with Turkiye for retail goods and sell copious amounts of gas to the Turks? Even myself in my discussions with my girlfriend who is Russian, I have emphasised that I want our children to grow up fully understanding and experiencing what it means to be Russian as well as American. There are always advantages and disadvantages to both cultures. When I say that, I mean traditional values, not the woke abomination that passes for culture now in most western countries. But I don't view it as my responsibility to choose for my children but for them to love and appreciate their families and friends in both countries.

Mr Tsiganov views would lose Russia many friends across the globe if implemented. And Russia would be in a far more perilous position if his advice was followed on many topics that he brings up. Just a thought since there are no wrong or right choices, only tradeoffs. His black or white view about the world would leave Russia far more exposed. It seems to me that President Putin understands this and has managed finding the right balance to keep 80% of the world supporting Russia, in a way that Mr. Tsiganov never could.

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Hi,

As one of the rare African Americans whose thinking goes beyond the limits of the ghetto, I feel compelled to answer. In the USA, race is the dominant social phenomenon, no matter how absurd the labels : non-Hispanic white = white race i.e. some people have white skin but are disallowed to be white because they are not from Europe ! In the rest of the world, culture and tribe/nation are the dominant social phenomena.

The problem of the Turks immigrating to Moscow is not that they are of Turkish ancestry. The problem is that they refuse to assimilate. They come to Russia, really to Moscow and St Petersburg, and settle in their own communities and remain mentally closed to the Russian culture. Many also engage in criminal activities and effectively lord over, or racketeer, millions of Russians in the main cities. The police and the Russian thugs backed off because these new criminals can find and kill their families, whereas the Russians cannot ! It is that basic.

Moscow and St Petersburg offer the best employment opportunities in Russia. It is difficult to go to live there because of the scarcity of housing. Plenty of Russians would like to do it but cannot. So the hundreds of thousands of Turkic people brought to Moscow and St Petersburg occupy most of the new housing, whether social or market-priced.

You now know why the Central Asian Turks are so widely hated by the Russian middle and lower classes. Their plight is real and only the use of force, legal or not, can address it. It is a massive phenomenon and your appeal to openness is misplaced. If you were to live there as a black man assimilated into Russian culture, you would think the same.

Yours sincerely.

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Much appreciate your experience and comments. Your opinion comes across to me as clearly American because

I can only tell you that what you provide as the experience of Central Asian Turkic peoples doesn't align with my friends from Kazakhstan who grew up for part of their lives in Moscow. As for my experiences from living in Sweden, France, Luxembourg, Belgium, Portugal and now the UK while travelling all over Europe, many countries in Asia (including trekking in the Himalayas) and Africa and parts of the Caribbean, South America and Russia doesn't align with your view either. I have had very positive experiences in almost every country that I have been. The only country where I felt I was treated badly was Zimbabwe but that maybe because I went there the week after Mugabe was removed from power! (American in Zimbabwe with a Zimbabwean president strongly aligned with China 🤔😂). I have not experienced scarcity of housing because I have worked as an IT consultant across the world starting in the beginning of the 90s and although I have experienced some discrimination, generally being at least conversational if not fluent in the languages of many of the countries where I have lived has mitigated those issues.

Even my girlfriend and her family, whose mom is a retired corporate lawyer have never expressed any hostility towards anyone even less Turkic peoples since one of her best friends is from Uzbekistan.

I have friends who are mixtures of almost every background one can imagine. Children who are Korean, German grew up in Belgium speaking five languages. If you met my girlfriend, who originates from Vladivostoc you can see the history of Russia in her face, Asiatic eyes, tan skin, brown hair and blue eyes. Even my ex who is Ukrainian and has family in Russia, mom's is half Nigerian. The reality of Russia is the reality of the invasions, conquest, integrations and tolerance. I don't share your opinion about Central Asian Turkic peoples being hated in Russia because I look at my girlfriend's family and I look at my Kazakh friends whose parents still live in Moscow and I don't see it. Russia may well have issues with integrating people from its former republics. But I see clearly that every country has problems that they need to solve. Some with integration and others with people leaving the country. How one defines the problem determines whether it can be solved or not. I don't see the answer in the use of force and definitely not in the use of legal means to disadvantage one group at the expense of another. All that does is create animosity. As for myself, we will move to Moscow in the not too distant future. The collective West is dead. I want my children growing up with traditional values. As for me being African American, once I left New York and started travelling the world, it stopped being an issue. May I suggest that you read up on African Americans who migrated to the Soviet Union in the 1930s or one of Russia's greatest writers, Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin.

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Oh well. I am not American. I was born in Romania in communist times, grew up in France and now live in the UK.

Your perspective is that of the upper class. You lived in many countries and lived well. You met some locals but many more expatriates. You enjoyed the company of intelligent, cultured, tolerant, sensible people. Probably appreciated a variety of cuisines. What is not to like ! Yet that represents 5% to 30% of the people in a given country.

I lived in such quarters too for along period. However my family ran into hard times twice. So we lived for several years in poverty. The kind of poverty when you work on the weekends and Christmas day to earn the premium. We lived in miserable neighbourhoods and it opened our eyes to the unpleasant reality of the diversity or vibrancy brought by immigration. Amongst the native poor you have plenty of unpleasant characters, to put it mildly. Immigrant communities brought this to the level of masses.

Nevertheless most upper class people are completely impervious to the reality of lower classes. I am too. I cannot understand how people make do with 1000 GBP per month. Never have; even as a student my scholarship was higher. Yet many do.

Back to the problem of immigration. If you believe in nations, then the lower classes are your people and you ought to defend them. Since the situation has deteriorated, violence is warranted to protect you own poor co-nationals from the immigrant criminals and borders ought to be closed to provide better economic opportunities to your own. If you believe that nations are of the past, then the upper class milieu you live in and its values are what actually matters hence borders ought to remain open and let the riff-raff resolve its issues out of the limelight.

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Great interview! Thanks for organizing it Rolo.

Summary: Russia is still occupied and Putin is colonial administrator.

Migrants = Muslim invaders

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"Our situation is not as bad as in America, where, to my knowledge, 1/3 of the population are migrants who hate the gringos, but Russia would be better served by building contacts with people who are similar to us. With these gringos, you see?"

And that comment speaks to the heart of the Ukraine conflict as well as the scamdemic and all future fabricated climate catastrophes since every so-called emergency advances the planned economic restructuring of all societies. Part of the plan includes a borderless planet as indigenous populations professing nationalism hinders that agenda. Techno/fascist billionaires and international financiers have "no loyalty" to any country this is the notion they want to impart on the rest of the world.

In other words, once property is only owned by the ruling elite then huge masses can be shifted about the planet as needed so everyone becomes a migrant corralled into enormous, cities comprised of dreary highrises no better than prison cells. What difference will it make, If everyone from around the planet becomes interchangeable with everyone else. Each person will be viewed as another replaceable part in the techno/fascists one world governance machine.

Who knows, you might find yourself mining cobalt in Africa similar to those China's migrants who toil wherever it's required. Welcome to the multipolar nightmare.

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and the climate will be the new religion in this false lucifarian paradise, i am already reading articles in western media of whites saying they wont have children because it damages the climate and shit like that.

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They'll be climate emergency scam lockdowns. I'm sure Pfizer has an experimental vaccine to remedy that crisis along with several boosters.😁

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We are very close here; - Tsiganov - as I read him - sees the Ukraine conflict as potentially having that "heart" - right now, it's just an SMO. (See just above.)

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This looks excellent - plucking this out for now: " .... What the origin of this is, I do not know, but it probably stems from them killing Christ ...." - that's a long stem;; a much more recent and sturdier stem (seems to me) is the experience of being pretty much in the driver's seat of the "Bolshevik revolution" but then ejected from same - by - oh, I don't know - 1960 or so - and then the decades in the wilderness doing the "dissident" thing until Senator Jackson evacuated them to Tel Aviv in the late 1970s.

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The answer lies in the Ur-Lodge = intenational massonic lodges for heads of states. See the reference book in italian by Gioele Magaldi, Massoni, società a responsibilità illimitata, 650 p. downloadable there:

https://libgen.li/ads.php?md5=45833f5df651b29c28e79fe39572228b

an french author published in french & spanish : Jean Lombard Coeurderoy, La cara occulta de la historia moderna = the hidden part of modern history. The author had access to the massonic archives. 4 thick volumes, the 1st in french, the 3 others in spanish, all downloadable there:

https://annas-archive.org/md5/105365f17563c97c892cc814673a3689

In french, you can read by Epiphanius, Maçonnerie et sectes secrètes, le côté caché de l'histoire = massonery and secret societies, the hidden part of history, 800 pages, written as well from massonic archives, downloadable from there:

https://annas-archive.org/md5/48c01d35960e2012216ce08f3c403071

Happy reading !

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Rolo, perhaps this guy [1] can be your next interviewee? [2] is his typical comment. He knows a lot about Russia, SMO, etc. [3][4]

[1] Bill the Dentist http://bill-purkayastha.blogspot.com

[2] Putin Should Probably Appoint a Successor, No? | The Unz Review https://www.unz.com/aanglin/putin-should-probably-appoint-a-successor-no/?showcomments#comment-5942732

[3] The SMO is Done http://bill-purkayastha.blogspot.com/2022/09/the-smo-is-done.html

[4] Guardian At The Gate http://bill-purkayastha.blogspot.com/2021/06/guardian-at-gate.html

Excerpt from his comment [2] ...

3. Medvedev is a known Atlanticist (as Putin was or maybe still is) and though he’s reinvented himself as a nationalist is very distrusted in Russia.

4. Putin’s party, United Russia, is not at all popular in Russia; most of the people in Putin’s government are either despised by ordinary Russians (Shoigu or Nabiullina, for example) or are bureaucrats with zero charisma (Mishustin). Putin is the reason people still vote United Russia. Without him the party would disappear like America’s Great White liberal Hope Yabloko, which now comprises a few quislings in exile.

5. United Russia used to be challenged primarily by two forces: the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (KPRF) on the “left” (despite the name it’s at best faintly left of centre) and the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) on the right. The LDPR is now pretty much defunct since it too was a one man show (under the highly intelligent and nationalist Russian Jew Vladimir Zhirinovskii who died last year) and is so desperate to get votes that it recruited Viktor Bout in the hope that someone might vote for him. So that leaves the KPRF.

6. The KPRF has been doing not badly against United Russia to the extent that its head had to be sabotaged by a cooked up case (he was accused of having undisclosed foreign accounts, a charge that was quietly dropped after the elections) to ensure United Russia won.

7. Without Putin United Russia is nothing. The LDPR is finished. The only force left standing then is the KPRF.

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These people have smaller audiences than I do and he appears to be antifa

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He's not Antifa [1], he just has that idiotic/sarcastic avatar and sarcastic misleading alias on TUR. As far as I understand, he's a dentist, and seems to know Russia real well as he probably lives there. What does it cost to check? It does not matter his audience size - people will read/listen if one has something interesting to say. Just my 2 cents.

P.S. His blog avatar and his TUR alias just prove that sarcasm does not work, as it ultimately misleads people that neither know much about the person/subject nor have time to check every time.

[1] His comments archive at The Unz Review: https://www.unz.com/comments/all/?commenterfilter=Fiendly+Neighbourhood+Terrorist

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ok...

It is simpler though IMO.

The only thing, that holds Russia together right now is VVP.

If he, or his absence unleashed the static - watch out...

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Russian elites still cleave to the idea of Noblesse Obligé but the West surely does not. It is almost as if too many people at the top table want the West to give in at some point, understanding that they cannot win and then some sort of quid pro quo can be worked out and things can carry on as before but with the West a little more polite to Russia and certainly a little more afraid of what it can do. I understand these things but you can only get them by force from the West and that is created through fear and how do you create fear in them? You destroy ukrainian leadership and take the country, THEN the West (NATO) will have no choice but to negotiate because then they will be very afarid that their own little enclave can suffer and mightily. But an interesting interview and good for pro Russian westerners to read. I know quite well Russias military capabilities and its technical superiority over the west in areas but I cannot fathom why it is not used as it should be, this article goes a long way to explaining between the lines some of it.

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I would respectfully argue, that you do NOT understand.

This is a fight between a parasite and it`s host.

Or good or evil.

See, a host can exist on it`s own.

A parasite can not.

The problematix is, that we are ALL infected.

This is not a "west" or 404 vs Russia scenario.

The rot is absolutely universal...😢

Moreover, here is a 6D chess move for ya: The reason the schlomo "west" is simultaneously escalating and doubling down automatically without a single thought is, because the owners KNOW - they have nowhere to run to.

It is NOT ignorance, it is fear and loathing all over in judeo-christiandom/globohomo.

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Why all "right" guys always buy into the "you-know-who ruling the world" psyops? We are living in the age of information so what is the excuse for this? Lizards always or often pick up j**s for doing their dirty work. So you must prove that the Lizards, the ones who are actually in charge, not their human relations or financial representatives are actually jews. Names, genealogy, etc

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Well, who is it, that the system is trying hard to shield from criticism? Or even a mention of them excising as a matrix, having internal group preferences(dual loyalties would be actually nice this late in the game...🤣) ALL over the white nations? Without a single exception?

Why does Ron DeSantis sign a Florida "hate-law"(1st amendment) in to precedence - in Jewrusalem?

Can we have a wall/fence built around our Nations a`la Palestine/israel with guard-towers and shoot to kill orders without a single peep from the "immigrants welcome" zombies?

Can You explain this to me by any other metric?

But let us go with your theory - that these people for some reason or another are just doing the dirty work of the king, because - no one else will.

So let us get rid of their functions and ability to do so, in order for most transactions to surface. Because as long as this layer of plausible deniability persists, there is no accountability in public affairs.

No?

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What the walls have to do with the fact that you cannot prove the ethnicity of the people in charge? Or that you cannot even prove that "you-know-who" are a well defined ethnicity. Do you think, do you really think that the Warburgs and the Rothchilds are the lizards ? But anyway. I agree that we can start with them, get rid of them, get rid of their functions -they will certainly start talking.

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The Rothschilds are Hesse-Kassel, same blood with Romanov and Windsor. And the rest... is history :) ;)

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Right.

The last Windsor(Gottha) has seen her Nation disappear from from the map, to what end? Moe pawa? Where are they now? What decisions do they make? Aside from slicing the bread thinner and holding stupid circuses...

Can they even enter the City without an invitation?

🤣

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And.... you are, I mean... you are the people who think that they can think critically ? You have all the information in the world, all in a one click of a distance. Well, sometimes several clicks :)

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Sure, I could lambast the Shriners, to what end?

Why not go for what is obvious?

The globo-homo-schlomo-pedo-holo kult?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjaBpVzOohs

This the single best intro about the issues visible to us all in 20 minutes.

It`s all there...except, you can not smoke a pipe and be an intellectual and call out schlomo...😘

Everyone mentioned in that consp...sorry, movement is a jew.

Not a Windsor, or a Romanov...

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There you go...😘

Babysteps. I am easy...

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Hi Rolo,

Since you take the time to read many of our comments I wonder if you'd like to comment on this:

Clayton Morris on "Redacted" has recently reported;

1) That a Russian hypersonic missile hit an underground bunker somewhere in Ukraine, and that much of Ukraine's high command and several NATO officers were killed in the blast. But I haven't heard of any other reliable source reporting it. It has become an internet conspiracy theory which Ron Unz at the Unz Report recently wrote about and debunked.

2) Then, just this past week, Morris reported that Russia blew up a storage depot which contained tons of Depleted Uranium sent by the British. The result, he reported, could lead to birth defects (as happened in Iraq) and poison the soil for years. Morris had Col. MacGregor on his show the following day and didn't even ask him about it. To my knowledge, not much has been said about it from other sources.

Question: in your opinion, Rolo, are either of these Big Stories true or partly true, or us it just Fake News coming from an unreliable source? I'd appreciate any comments from other readers as well.

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1) is totally fake ofc

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Thanks, Rolo.

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Read this somewhere:

"Why, oh why did the Ukrainians have to go and spoil everything by deciding to fight when the Russians invaded their country? It's so inconsiderate and it's so unfair!

How dare they still want to have their own country and their own government? It's absolutely outrageous!

Britain and America now see that the best way to counter Merkel and Putin's joint scheme to set up a German-Russian Condominium is to make a future united Eastern Europe "great again". And that's *exactly* why Putin has now invaded the Ukraine. The demonstrations in Belarus after the latest rigged elections sounded all the alarm bells in his evil imperial mind. A strong and united Eastern Europe -- a resurrection of the old Polish Commonwealth in some new form, i.e. a new European Union free of French and German hanky-panky -- is Germany's and Russia's worst nightmare."

It'd be interesting to have Tsiganov's reaction!

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Ukrainians dont rule their own country by any stretch of the imagination.

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